Walleye action has been spotty, likely due to the inconsistent weather. A few fish are being caught on the shoreline breaks, a few off the points, and some on the bars with minnows, but no big numbers anywhere and many of them have been too big to keep. Perch are being taken on the 15-foot rocks with minnows and northern pike seem to be active throughout the weedy areas of the lake.

Walleyes are hitting a jig and shiner minnow in six feet when the wind blows or in 12 to 14 feet when it calms down. The east side of Highbanks, Little Stoney Point, the bird houses area, and the points along the west shore are all holding fish. Look for northern pike in 12 feet and anglers are putting together nice bunches of perch while fishing walleyes.

There hasn’t been much fishing pressure again this week. Look to the points and shoreline breaks for perch in six to 10 feet prior to opening day.